Benefits of
investing in Dominica
Abundant natural resources
Booming tourist industry
Peaceful democracy
Active and young workforce

Tax exemptions for expats in Dominica
Dominica is a tax haven for both individuals and corporations. Dominica doesn’t impose any global, wealth, and inheritance taxes, and no capital gain taxes on income earned from abroad. If you decide not to reside in Dominica during your citizenship by investment, you won’t have to pay taxes. If you choose to stay in Dominica for more than 183 days in a calendar year, taxes on worldwide income are required. In addition, Dominica has double taxation treaties with the US and CARICOM. Meaning, there are no restrictions on the repatriation of profits or imported capital. There are also several corporate tax incentives: a full waiver from import duties, as well as tax relief benefits and export allowance. Dominica also offers generous tax holidays and other import duty and tax waivers.

Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program
Launched in 1993 by Dominica’s government, Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program offers you and your family the unique opportunity to get the Dominica passport providing an investment of at least $100,000 is made to either the Government’s Economic Diversification Fund or in real estate. Not only will you acquire the right to purchase land in Dominica, but the Dominica passport will allow you to travel to more than 140 visa free countries such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and European Union countries.
Dominica investment opportunities
Real estate in Dominica
Dominica is a tax haven for both individuals and corporations. Dominica doesn’t impose any global, wealth, and inheritance taxes, and no capital gain taxes on income earned from abroad. If you decide not to reside in Dominica during your citizenship by investment, you won’t have to pay taxes. If you choose to stay in Dominica for more than 183 days in a calendar year, taxes on worldwide income are required. In addition, Dominica has double taxation treaties with the US and CARICOM. Meaning, there are no restrictions on the repatriation of profits or imported capital. There are also several corporate tax incentives: a full waiver from import duties, as well as tax relief benefits and export allowance. Dominica also offers generous tax holidays and other import duty and tax waivers.


Tourism industry in Dominica
Dominica has been preserved from mass-tourism, however, due to its incredible natural privileges and its first-class dive destination status, ecotourism for adventurers is becoming increasingly popular. With its numerous gorgeous waterfalls, national parks, rainforest trekking routes, and magnificent coral reefs, Dominica is attracting attention. Tourists looking for a peaceful environment with multiple natural wonders to explore are inevitably drawn to discover Dominica. As Dominica’s tourist industry is increasingly booming, investing in tourist facilities such as eco-lodges, restaurants, bars, and shares in luxurious resorts and hotel facilities is a great investment option.
Natural resources in Dominica
Thanks to a very fertile soil and a tropical climate, Dominica has a profusion of flora and fauna. Agriculture is therefore one of the main resources of Dominica.
Investing in the agricultural sector is a valuable asset – among others, banana, citrus fruits, mangoes, coconuts and cocoa are some of the most popular plantations.
Another very profitable area to invest in —due to Dominica’s natural resources — is the renewable energy sector. With geothermal, hydro, wind and solar resources, Dominica is filled with natural energy sources. Renewable energy in Dominica is a promising area, as Dominica’s government is always on the lookout for investors to improve the lives of its citizens and distribute free and clean energy in the country.


Manufacturing sector in Dominica
With a young and active workforce, Dominica’s manufacturing sector is thriving and varied. Based on the rich natural resources of the country, local plants manufacture products such: coconut oil, local rums, fruit juices, ice cream, essential oils and wooden products such as furniture.

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